Tips on staying responsible.

[AnonBitCoiner]

I'm not against the idea and theory of having a gambling limit. It's a good step towards combating gambling addiction and staying a healthy and responsible gambler but my point is that, it's not in all cases that this technique can be effective. Let's assume someone is already battling addiction in gambling and then all of a sudden comes to seek advice from you on how to fight his addiction,and then you start by telling him to set a gambling limit for himself. Do you really believe that setting a gambling limit for himself would be quite effective for him?

Once a person become addicted towards gambling then advice will not have any effect on him so he cannot easily put a limit on money that he is using for gambling. Limited amount of money can be helpful but for those who don't rushes towards success and don't utilise more money and don't use extra hours or days for gambling.

Limitation is necessary no matter you are accepting this strategy earlier or after getting advice from others but if you learn to put a limit as soon as possible then if you get success in gambling then your loss will be decreases but if you Loss continuously during three or four times then stopping gambling will be easy for you.

[Hirose UK]

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You say discipline and emotional control are important, but can they be learned? Experienced and novice gamblers get caught up in the moment. They know the rules and restrictions, but humans like to test them and feel excitement. It's like buffet dieting, right? Despite your plan, temptations abound! Perhaps the real gamble is the capacity to walk away, not the cards or dice. Can gamblers discipline their brains like they do their budgets, or is the what if eternally their downfall?

It all depends on the attitude of each gambler, sometimes there are gamblers who can discipline their minds so that they become responsible gamblers and obey their own rules, and there are also gamblers who stubbornly follow their own pleasure without thinking about the big risks in front of them, experienced gamblers definitely know this. rules and can control their thoughts so they don't get too involved in their gambling and of course they really understand how gambling works because of their "experience", but novice gamblers may not be able to have such principles because they are just "beginners" and don't really understand how gambling works. and perhaps not being able to control themselves as a whole, they must first understand gambling and its risks so that they can apply a disciplined attitude whether it is spending rules, allocating time and being able to control themselves.

You are right because everyone has their own attitude and way of thinking about every activity they do, but sometimes person attitude can change unstable due to certain conditions.
But most gamblers nowadays only think about their own pleasure and try to do various things to realize their desires or goals in every gambling activity they do.
Moreover, if they are in condition where they have just won, they can do things that should be avoided.

Of course they are beginner gamblers or gamblers who don't have much experience in gambling who more often do stupid things or are careless which can have negative impact on themselves from gambling.
They still feel that gambling is place where it is easy to win, they have not had bitter experiences that are really difficult, so they cannot apply more responsible thinking.
However, as time goes by, I believe they can change their mindset in gambling and they will try more to become responsible gamblers for the sake of their financial sustainability.
They just have to wait for big defeat that makes them go bankrupt before they can make all of that happen.

[Obim34]

Once a person become addicted towards gambling then advice will not have any effect on him so he cannot easily put a limit on money that he is using for gambling. Limited amount of money can be helpful but for those who don't rushes towards success and don't utilise more money and don't use extra hours or days for gambling.

This is very concerning as most persons who are into gambling are getting addicted to it more and more and is difficult to stop them. An addicted person does not feel anything like his loosing he keeps gambling and even stake higher amounts and putting effort to stop him from doing such can be a waste of time ad this person always see need to.
I see so many person addicted to this and I use them to teach my self not to fall victim of what they suffering.
At a point this set of people makes good profits from staking high but just that the better portion of the money goes back into the gambling site and are all lost.

Limitation is necessary no matter you are accepting this strategy earlier or after getting advice from others but if you learn to put a limit as soon as possible then if you get success in gambling then your loss will be decreases but if you Loss continuously during three or four times then stopping gambling will be easy for you.

Self limitations is necessary, as the best advice one should get is from him self. Gambling is mostly a take and give, so of a truth a continuous risk is capable of setting this kind of boundaries to getting addicted due to the fear of loosing another.

[EluguHcman]

Gambling responsibly requires a high level of discipline where determinations are made and sealed solidly by setting up a gambling budget deliberately sanctioned against keeping an addition or irresponsible gambling reputations so as you don't exceed your limits in all ramifications of your gambling portfolios.

The tips is basically that>>>
* Take charge of your emotions at when losts or wins.

* Must walk away at when due from the gambling field.

* Set-up gambling financial budgets and time expenses.

* Don't feel too fun and too serious while gambling.

* Your gambling wins is utmost to solve your financial needs so, don't reinvest all your won denomination back to your gambling budgets but utilize it to solve your needs.

* Never take gambling field a leisure

* Don't give and don't expect sympathy while gambling.

*Never gamble with an entrusted or borrowed fund.

Personally when there is a bull-run in the Bitcoin digital markets and my funded gambling budgets is run down, I don't intend refunding to my gambling budgeted wallet instead I accumulate more in other to gain more that is aside the gambling that has me more of the tendencies to loose my funds. So... I just stay off the gambling while watching my funds growing in the bull-run.

[ethereumhunter]

I'm not against the idea and theory of having a gambling limit. It's a good step towards combating gambling addiction and staying a healthy and responsible gambler but my point is that, it's not in all cases that this technique can be effective. Let's assume someone is already battling addiction in gambling and then all of a sudden comes to seek advice from you on how to fight his addiction,and then you start by telling him to set a gambling limit for himself. Do you really believe that setting a gambling limit for himself would be quite effective for him?

He should try it so he can start setting boundaries. Learning to discipline himself in gambling can help him reduce his gambling addiction so that he can slowly reduce his gambling activities. As long as he is willing to try it and is willing to practice it, he will definitely be able to fight his gambling addiction, even though it may be difficult for him. No one can help him do that unless he has the will to change his gambling habits. Maybe the technique is not effective but as long as there is the will to try, he can definitely do it and he never gives up before he succeeds in reducing his gambling addiction.

[tsaroz]

Let's discuss the unique challenges of responsible gambling in the world of cryptocurrencies.

Crypto gambling can be fun, but it's important to keep our financial boundaries intact.

Share your tips and thoughts on staying responsible in this digital realm.

Being responsible means staying on your limits. The limits can be different for individuals and the circumstances.
Considering the online gambling scenario, there should be a limit on how much you lose and how much you bet. This should be a low proportion of your personal income. Gambling with other's money don't count as responsible gambling.
There should be a limit how much time you spend gambling. Even if you are within your budget, you should not exceed your allocated time. Longer period of gambling would make you reckless and take riskier decisions.

[Ever-young]

Let's discuss the unique challenges of responsible gambling in the world of cryptocurrencies.

Crypto gambling can be fun, but it's important to keep our financial boundaries intact.

Share your tips and thoughts on staying responsible in this digital realm.

I think the best way to stay responsible and safe in the world of gambling is to have an average amount of human common sense. And just like with almost anything else, common sense usually is quite effective and keeps you out of trouble. But that only goes for people who actually listen to their common sense and not those people who ignore it and do the bad thing anyway.

In gambling, doing the bad thing anyway (because YOLO lol) is extremely common. Much more common than anywhere else, I would argue.

LoL, gamblers are the last people you'll tell to depend on their common sense. Don't tell me that you're the only one that doesn't realize that common sense ain't common anymore, not everyone has it, and some has ignored their common senses to the extent that they're no more active, lol. My point is, it'll take more practicality than just depending on your guts or common sense to stay responsible in gambling.

[danherbias07]

Let's discuss the unique challenges of responsible gambling in the world of cryptocurrencies.

Crypto gambling can be fun, but it's important to keep our financial boundaries intact.

Share your tips and thoughts on staying responsible in this digital realm.

Being responsible means staying on your limits. The limits can be different for individuals and the circumstances.
Considering the online gambling scenario, there should be a limit on how much you lose and how much you bet. This should be a low proportion of your personal income. Gambling with other's money don't count as responsible gambling.
There should be a limit how much time you spend gambling. Even if you are within your budget, you should not exceed your allocated time. Longer period of gambling would make you reckless and take riskier decisions.

But they input the autobet function so there's still a chance that gamblers will play longer periods and sometimes even do AFK (away from keyboard) while the bets are still running.
It's true that being responsible is about being disciplined. We cannot make reckless decisions just because we are losing or especially when we are losing. Borrowed money should not be recommended to be gambled too. Savings should not be moved also just because we are chasing our losses, there's a chance we might lose it too because our mind is cloudy about our losses.
Mistakes will always be there but how we can minimize them is the real challenge in any gambling game. Casinos or sports betting.
I don't think there is one who is accurate or perfect enough that become a winner in all of his rounds. Gambling is a game where the house mostly wins, by being responsible maybe is the only chance we can defeat them.

[Ever-young]

I'm not against the idea and theory of having a gambling limit. It's a good step towards combating gambling addiction and staying a healthy and responsible gambler but my point is that, it's not in all cases that this technique can be effective. Let's assume someone is already battling addiction in gambling and then all of a sudden comes to seek advice from you on how to fight his addiction,and then you start by telling him to set a gambling limit for himself. Do you really believe that setting a gambling limit for himself would be quite effective for him?

Once a person become addicted towards gambling then advice will not have any effect on him so he cannot easily put a limit on money that he is using for gambling. Limited amount of money can be helpful but for those who don't rushes towards success and don't utilise more money and don't use extra hours or days for gambling.

Exactly my Point OP. Gambling limit is more likely to be helpful for people who are not already addicted to gambling, but for those that are already addicted, it'll be more advisable to tell them to do something more practical. Rather than telling them to set a gambling limit or telling them to take a break from gambling and leave them to wrestle with their addiction, wouldn't it be better to advice them to look for someone to help manage their funds, that way, they get to give account for whatever penny before they can have it, that way they won't just gamble whenever they feel like or get the urge to. That way if you can't completely stay clear off gambling, then you can agree with your manager to only release a certain percentage of your weekly or monthly income, that's exactly where setting of gambling limit would become effective

[cafter]

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And keep yourself busy in something interesting or where you can stay busy without any problem, from this you will not have time to gamble.
I was going on a job for somedays where my 15-16 hours goes into that job and traveling so, in left time i do things that are important like bathing, eating, etc.
so While going to sleep because mostly play before sleeping after dinner so I become so tired that I shutdown the pc and go to sleep. it works for me when I am busy. because i am not too addicted to gambling.

[Strongkored]

Exactly my Point OP. Gambling limit is more likely to be helpful for people who are not already addicted to gambling, but for those that are already addicted, it'll be more advisable to tell them to do something more practical. Rather than telling them to set a gambling limit or telling them to take a break from gambling and leave them to wrestle with their addiction, wouldn't it be better to advice them to look for someone to help manage their funds, that way, they get to give account for whatever penny before they can have it, that way they won't just gamble whenever they feel like or get the urge to. That way if you can't completely stay clear off gambling, then you can agree with your manager to only release a certain percentage of your weekly or monthly income, that's exactly where setting of gambling limit would become effective

For gamblers who are already addicted, it would be better if they looked for an expert who would treat them for their addiction, not by looking for someone to manage their finances because even if they don't have money, someone who is addicted will continue to look for other ways to fund their gambling by selling their assets or even commit crimes such as stealing, so what must be resolved is the addiction so that he realizes that addiction is destroying him so that when he is cured he will be able to return to gambling but with a different mindset so he can gamble more responsibly.

[Gozie51]

Let's discuss the unique challenges of responsible gambling in the world of cryptocurrencies.

Crypto gambling can be fun, but it's important to keep our financial boundaries intact.

Share your tips and thoughts on staying responsible in this digital realm.

I think the best way to stay responsible and safe in the world of gambling is to have an average amount of human common sense. And just like with almost anything else, common sense usually is quite effective and keeps you out of trouble. But that only goes for people who actually listen to their common sense and not those people who ignore it and do the bad thing anyway.

In gambling, doing the bad thing anyway (because YOLO lol) is extremely common. Much more common than anywhere else, I would argue.

LoL, gamblers are the last people you'll tell to depend on their common sense. Don't tell me that you're the only one that doesn't realize that common sense ain't common anymore, not everyone has it, and some has ignored their common senses to the extent that they're no more active, lol. My point is, it'll take more practicality than just depending on your guts or common sense to stay responsible in gambling.

On a normal ground, common sense is not common because in the midst of what looks simple and common most people act in the most ridiculous manner that will get you wondering and they have their own reasons for acting that way.

When it comes to gambling, there is nothing like common sense because it has been taken over by the emotions especially if a gambler has started losing his money. He doesn't think straight anymore but all his focus is wishing to get back his money and very many times he chase it in action of staking higher without proper calculation and making more mistakes.

[Africolo]

The only responsible way of controlling crypto gambling is by setting daily targets, using 10% of your income and mapping out days to gamble. For instance, on a day one can decide to use $50 for gambling which means whether winning or losing only $50 will be used to gamble on that day. Secondly, it is important to ensure that the $50 is only 10% of your income and finally, gambling shouldn't be a daily enterprise, two or three days can be set outside to gamble in a week.

[Gormicsta]

The only responsible way of controlling crypto gambling is by setting daily targets, using 10% of your income and mapping out days to gamble. For instance, on a day one can decide to use $50 for gambling which means whether winning or losing only $50 will be used to gamble on that day. Secondly, it is important to ensure that the $50 is only 10% of your income and finally, gambling shouldn't be a daily enterprise, two or three days can be set outside to gamble in a week.

What exactly do you mean by controlling crypto gambling what we're talking about here is ways to stay responsible in gambling and avoid gambling addiction, not controlling crypto gambling or whatever you mean by that.

And  saying the ONLY way to achieve this is by setting a gambling limit is what I cannot agree with. There are so many other effective ways one can stay responsible in gambling, even more effective than setting a gambling limit for yourself. Hope you're not also ignorant of the fact that there are people who have set those limits for themselves but fail to keep em, you still see them gambling way outta their set limit .

[hedgeh0g]

We came to the conclusion that many people play without knowing why. Probably many people want to be lucky and in the end the player wins enough money to afford to buy a new house for his family or afford expensive medical care to his relatives. These are all very good dreams and of course there is a chance for this thanks to gambling, it’s just extremely small compared to losing, which is sometimes better to stand on the sidelines. Some believe that they won't achieve this dream in their entire life, and are ready to justify themselves with bets, which is irresponsible. Since we want to try to realize our dreams through gambling, we need a tough approach and informed decisions.

I agree with your point but with some sentiments and this bothers on the concern that, gambling firstly has to do with gun and it's most probably luck dependent a whole lot of time, so setting dreams and aspirations upon something that is luck dependent and and almost not realistic can be very risky and may turn out in disappointment.

Since gambling is known to be luck dependent, it will be fair you keep an open mind to your picks and expectations and if you are lucky enough it turns out in your favour then you can use the proceeds wisely to fulfill these dreams you had before you gambled, but depending on gambling for the fulfilment of these dreams will definitely hurt especially if it turns out you don't get lucky at the casino, and some of these dreams, such as the expensive health care are time bound thereby increasing the pressure that comes with achieving them.

Using your income wisely depends greatly on your temperament, but about 70% can overcome their emotions with reason and approach gambling wisely and with full responsibility. The rest won't be able to do anything with their emotions throughout their entire lives. They have a temperament that they got thanks to their genes, it is a programmed code. Such players should never play, even if they win at any time, they will lose it 100% of the time. I don’t consider myself one of them.

We came to the conclusion that many people play without knowing why. Probably many people want to be lucky and in the end the player wins enough money to afford to buy a new house for his family or afford expensive medical care to his relatives. These are all very good dreams and of course there is a chance for this thanks to gambling, it’s just extremely small compared to losing, which is sometimes better to stand on the sidelines. Some believe that they won't achieve this dream in their entire life, and are ready to justify themselves with bets, which is irresponsible. Since we want to try to realize our dreams through gambling, we need a tough approach and informed decisions.

Really,  such a mindset is what have put a lot of gamblers into problems of losing chunk of their holdings,  having the dream of buying a home or having a family vacation using your winning,  many times we have not really taken the time to check what the risk are and how we may not be able to make an anything significantly through gambling,  so again we have to know that,  winning a jackpot in gambling is mostly all about the luck factor and some time that luck are not easily come by,  so we much lower our expectations on best results.

We can't build a dream around gambling because gambling outcomes are unpredictable and still can not be relied on, let's just gamble for fun and nothing more than that.

I agree with you, that's exactly what I do. You cannot bet everything a player earns in the course of his life on luck. This should be a measured and smooth action with a very small part of his monthly income. It is important to take breaks so that the game does not turn into a routine and the pleasure becomes more intense.

[delfastTions]

The only responsible way of controlling crypto gambling is by setting daily targets, using 10% of your income and mapping out days to gamble. For instance, on a day one can decide to use $50 for gambling which means whether winning or losing only $50 will be used to gamble on that day. Secondly, it is important to ensure that the $50 is only 10% of your income and finally, gambling shouldn't be a daily enterprise, two or three days can be set outside to gamble in a week.

What exactly do you mean by controlling crypto gambling what we're talking about here is ways to stay responsible in gambling and avoid gambling addiction, not controlling crypto gambling or whatever you mean by that.

And  saying the ONLY way to achieve this is by setting a gambling limit is what I cannot agree with. There are so many other effective ways one can stay responsible in gambling, even more effective than setting a gambling limit for yourself. Hope you're not also ignorant of the fact that there are people who have set those limits for themselves but fail to keep em, you still see them gambling way outta their set limit .

I would even strengthen your argument by noting that there are many such people who mentally set a limit for losing in a gambling game, and then calmly continue to increase it during the game.  It can even be argued that half of all players in general are classified as such gamblers.  Psychology works here according to the principle: I will set a small loss limit.  And when I lost it, I justified myself that the limit was initially too small, and added a little more money, because some sixth sense or karma predicted that you would win now. 
 And this can continue several times until such a player loses even more than he can afford.  In short, I estimate that half of all gamblers are unable to maintain strict loss limits per day, week or month.